Confucius. Judges and conversations

Confucius became the moral ideal of hundreds of millions of people. Philosophers, politicians and scientists around the world refer to his statements, and phrases from "judgments and conversations" today can be heard even from an illiterate Chinese peasant.
"judgments and conversations" - the cornerstone of the philosophy of ancient China. The legendary monument consists of 20 chapters, where in the form of conversations or individual statements the main provisions of the spiritual and ethical doctrine created by Confucius are presented. Knowledge of this book was a mandatory requirement of Chinese classical education. Behind the author himself since ancient times, the title of Supreme Sage among teachers of the past was established.
The ideal of Confucianism is the creation of a harmonious society according to an ancient model, in which every person has its own function. Such a society is built on the idea of ​​devotion - loyalty in relation to the boss and subordinates aimed at preserving harmony and this society itself. Confucius formulated the golden rule of ethics: "Do not do to a person what you do not wish for yourself.
For everyone who is ready today to become a student of the great teacher, to open a heart for important truths and make this world a little better